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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1929
Page
8
Fragmentary text describes an event in AUIS with references to dates, places, and names but content is not decipherable enough to identify a clear event, person, or outcome. The readable fragments include month/day like 8/5 and various unrelated terms, offering no coherent report.
A report recounts a November 1923 attempt to salvage a vessel on the ocean bed miles from land. Diver L Meureur died after an ill fated 100 foot descent amid icy water and sever weather, prompting trials of new deep water diving gear to aid future salvage and rescue operations.
The article surveys sun deities from Asia to the Americas, tracing worship from early Mesopotamia and Assyrian pantheons to later Greco Roman and other traditions. It notes the sun god's presence in various cultures, references Hephaestus myths, and recalls December 3 as a significant festival date in some beliefs.
The piece argues that rising military costs sharpen fears of air power and warn against overreliance on large forces. It notes Italy and France increasing expenditures while the US grows slower, and urges gradual arms reform over grand leaps. It stresses arms production across industries and warns against distrust among governments as talks falter.
The poll in Love district concluded with Wettenhall winning 168 to 175 against McDonall 3475 and others, final tally placing Wettenhall ahead by 1750 votes. Wettenhall thanked returning officers and urged cleaner politics while parties debated post election procedures and accountability.
The text urges world governments to prioritize basic aims over complex tech, calling attention to major naval powers like battleships and carriers. It argues for straightforward, unembellished approaches to global defense and restraint.
A fragmented text describes a group forming the "Who's For Australia" league in remembrance of 80 million Australians who died. It outlines aims to promote patriots and national unity, mentioning cooperation with departments and allied groups, and references to figures and places in Australia.
JAS and BARNES announce that Kun Moore Day and AOL Rnealn have named a legal agent for Melbourne stock brokers. The notice requests public attention to the appointment and outlines the agent's responsibilities and formal authority.
A long damaged text discusses unprecedented weather extremes in Britain and the United States, noting severe storms and famine risks. It cites 1862 and 1910 heat and storm events as historical benchmarks and mentions impacts on railway systems and food supplies amid global weather concerns.
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